How do install sofa legs properly and securely?

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Nino B asked:


I have used t-nuts which was recommend along with epoxy glue but the t-nuts keep coming out when I screw in the sofa legs. The only other option I have is counter-sink two screws into and through the legs to the frame. This is the last action I want to consider.

Thanks in advance for any sincere suggestions.

Betty

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